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  • On our way to Superior Pho when we saw signs for Taiwanese Beef Noodle soup--had never heard of Phusion Cafe (perhaps b/c we always enter for Pho in the back?). Had to try it, since my wife had visited Taiwan and wanted to compare. For us, the immediate draw was the Taiwanese selection of menu items. The food: My wife loved the Beef Noodle soup--hearty and delicious, even with the regular (not homemade) noodles. We also ordered the pot stickers--and these we DID take the homemade over the standard. They were large and delicious. For $1 more, you get 6 if you get the homemade and 7 if you just order the regular. We also looked on to other tables near us and the variety of dishes looked just as pleasing as ours. Crowd was a mix of students and others who, like us, were in the building for Pho and found this gem instead. Great, different flavors. Only the Asia Town Center can compete with such a variety of cuisines in one building. The service: Here's where we think they could improve. The staff and our server were delightful and eager to please. But they seemed a little green at basic service organization. I still think this place deserves 5 stars and have complete confidence the staff will get more organized. There seemed to be miscommunication between the staff handling take-out orders and serving sitting customers. Also, I would recommend all servers be able to explain the very unique Taiwanese dishes (both prep and flavors)--they feature "Hakka-style" Taiwanese dishes but our server seemed unsure what that meant. If that's your featured dish in your menu, you should be able to talk it up and sell it. No one "wanders" into the 3030 Superior building...everyone entering this most nondescript building is there b/c they know amazing food is inside. Especially b/c this little eatery is now competing with 2 additional "Asian" restaurants in the building, I'd keep emphasizing your Taiwanese dishes and very sweet, pleasant service. Put your homemade noodle and dumpling options on the menu, too! We'll be back--glad to have your food in Cleveland!
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